Nice to meet you — I’m Galit Siag, an architect and interior designer with extensive experience and an international academic background.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from IIT, Chicago, and a Master’s degree in Architecture and Urban Planning from CUA, Washington, D.C.

 

Over the years, I’ve worked at leading architecture firms in both the U.S. and Israel, managing large teams and gaining vast experience in design and project management — from multi-family housing to private homes.

 

After years of intensive professional work, I decided to establish my own independent studio — combining the two worlds I’m most passionate about: architecture and interior design.

The connection between them gives my clients a significant advantage — precise, practical planning that is also beautifully designed and fully tailored to their needs and dreams.

 

I believe that good design is not only about beauty or functionality — it’s about the perfect balance and harmony between them.

Each project is an opportunity to create a space that connects aesthetics with practicality — a place that feels right, comfortable, and uniquely yours.

 

Whether it’s a new apartment or a private home, I pay close attention to every detail, striving to understand your lifestyle and translate it into a personalized design.

I accompany my clients from the first concept to the final realization — until the day you step into your dream home, a space that looks stunning and feels completely your own.
 

Think differently. Plan wisely. Create spaces with soul

At Galit Siag House of Design, architecture is far more than walls, rooms, and floors.

It’s the precise harmony between functionality and aesthetics — between clean form and real human living.

 

Here, homes and apartments are designed with a broad perspective that combines a deep understanding of structure, light, spatial flow, and the lifestyle of those who will live within.

Every plan is created with long-term vision, meticulous attention to detail, and the ability to transform an abstract idea into a living, breathing space.